Posts Tagged ‘New York’
Dec 17, 2011
By Lisa T. Bergren
I adore graphics-rich guide books for adults. Lots of pictures, lots of quick, intriguing info in bite-sized pieces. And I’m an adult.
I also love books about foreign places for kids. As a traveling mom, I’m constantly on the lookout for ways to get my children thinking about where we’re going—before, during and after we’re there. They get so much more out of our travels when I’m successful on this front. Continue reading
In Articles, Product Reviews, Rome
Tags: children, guide books, kids, London, New York, Not for Parents, Paris, Rome, tweens
Jul 1, 2010
The High Line
New York City's Wild SideBy Lisa T. Bergren
I’d heard about the High Line park a couple of years ago—how it was an abandoned, elevated freight train track that had literally “gone to seed,” with trees shoulder high and all kinds of bush and grass having a heyday. Continue reading
In New York, Trip Reports
Tags: elevated freight train, High Line, highline, nature, New York, nyc, park, tours, visiting, walking, wheelchair access
